WaieeAy Evening News Rates and Publication Details
Evening edition of the WaieeAy newspaper lists publication by Hartman Company Waterloo Iowa with weekly circulation details and carrier price. Advertising rates available on request. Terms include one year subscriptions at 11.50 and monthly 76 cents with Wednesday and Friday issues.
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WaieeAy
Waibeloo Bruit Ee
Associated Frees
Epeygt Pusiey Tarr VM Hartman Company
Park
Ronan Leisphane
Debe C Sartmen
Pree
Asd
A W. Peterson
Rec'y Treap
Gen Maer Dalls
FFU
Moeder
Hapostores
Waterloo
Iowa
Rockefeller Foundation shows assets exceed original capital
Rockefeller Foundation assets total about 103 million dollars with market gains pushing value beyond initial endowment. The foundation notes income of roughly 5.5 million and appropriations near 6.5 million, funded by gifts from John D. Rockefeller. Directors include Eliot Flexner Gates Heydt Judson and others. The report highlights use of principal or income for global wellbeing and cites relief aid to Belgians.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Simon Flexner
Scientifc
Rockefeller Institute
Frederic T. Gates
Jerome D. Greene
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Charles O. Heydt
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Starr J. Murphy
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wickliffe Rose
International
Bryan Whitewash Claims Shake Wilson Administration
The New York World reports alleged flaws in the appointment and vindication of James Mark Sullivan as minister to Santo Domingo. It accuses President Wilson of a whitewash tied to William Jennings Bryan who arranged Sullivan's posting and secured a vindication after a sham inquiry by commissioners. The piece notes the World’s salients are printed elsewhere on the page.
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New York World
James Mark Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Wilson
William Howard Taft
Bryan
Sullivan
the World
Home Training of the Prize Baby
The Dre Clark and Clark of Waterloo promote home training for children before age six to curb crime and reformatories. They publish a catechism, games schedule, and moral score cards to guide parents in teaching orderliness and self restraint. Critics warn results require broad testing and warn against neglectful rich households. The piece also notes Rep Payne's long service, a cartoon collection by Ding, and concerns over Senator Cummins’ rising influence.
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Dre. Clark and
Clark
Waterloo
Happiness Happens Not Found in Fads or Faith
The piece argues happiness cannot be bought or found through religion or trends. It comes by giving to others, sharing kindness, and sowing cheer in daily life. Stevenson is quoted about dropping personal traits that divide rather than unite.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Germans Appreciate French Kindness
Frankfurt reports the Frankfurter Zeitung prints a notable appreciation from France for the humane treatment of German wounded in French hospitals. A young German severely wounded is mentioned in the account, reflecting gratitude for care received.
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Frankfurt
Frankfurter Zettung
Death of G. F. in a Bordeaux hospital noted by German officials
A letter from a Bordeaux hospital confirms G. F. arrived Sept 13 with a lung wound from a grenade fragment and pneumonia. Despite grave condition, surgeons and a German nurse cared for him with devotion, he died Oct 10 after an operation. The hospital’s humane conduct is praised by German officials and relatives.
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Jed Jay
Bordeaux
International Committee
Geneva
Tle
Sed
Ibern
Dogram
G. F
Alree
Himdself
Curaing
Altho
Germany
Mora
Sullivan and Banco Nacional Ties Rock Santo Domingo Post
An exposé alleges James Mark Sullivan, installed as minister to Santo Domingo by William Beer, aligned with Banco Nacional interests. It accuses him of steering funds, contracts, and public works control, with officials and relatives profiting from transfers and fees. Four Bryan commissioners deny formal investigations.
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New York
James Mark Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Wiliam
Beer
Banco Nacional Dé Santo Domingo
Banco Nacional Financiers
Funda
Sullivan
Hig Poat
Bryan
Customs
Banco Nacional
Bullivan
Public Works
Jim” Dahlman
Omaha
Dahlman
Wisonachantanqua
Department of Public Works
James K. McGuire
Altho
Compensation Law Case Develops for Workmen and Operators
Des Moines reports a developing Supreme Court case on the workmen's compensation law. Senator John T. Clarkson filed papers for mine workers two weeks ago. Saturday two briefs were submitted by Stipp Parry Starzinger and Mabry Hickenlooper. The filings buttress the statute and Masars Ryan argument for Colfax Consolidated Coal, appellant from Jasper County.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
John T. Clarkson
Stipp, Parry & Starzinger
Des Minines
Mabry &Hickenlooper
Albion
Mina Operators Association
Masars
Ryan
Colfax Consolidated Coal Company
Jasper County
Confidence and the Confidence Barrel in American Economy
A satirical essay criticizes reliance on confidence and cash in U S commerce. It frames bankers funding loans on overvalued securities, political manipulation of confidence via press, and repeated cycles of borrowing and hard times, urging protection of cash confidence and gall while ejecting populist demagoguery.
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Texas
Briefs filed on Saturday tackle state labor and framing law
The briefs declare the case will affect principles of law and the general status of liability for injuries in Iowa. It notes twenty six fruit pack labor in the state and references schools in British Columbia and policy toward fruit growers, with concerns about variance and service to the public.
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Iowa
British Columbia
Temperance men discuss liquor problem at First Baptist
Business Men's Temperance association members addressed a congregation at First Baptist Church. H L Litchfield argued saloons should be closed in a businesslike fight, citing convictions for bootlegging and expecting a Supreme Court ruling to back Judge Dunham. James Register shared a personal tale of booze harm. A W Chamberlin compared European liquor controls during wartime. S B Reed outlined local legal angles and potential petition strategies amid tensions with manufacturers.
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Business Men's Temperance Association
First Bapter Church
Bill Ings
H. L. Litchfield
Supreme Court
Law Enforcement Committee
James Register
Europe
A. W. Chamberlin
France
England
Russia
Germany
Snally
Chamberlin
B. Reed
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J. W. Darling
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Senator Cummins
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United States
Alaska
Fieg Nw
Phaegs
Travelers
Bill
Thermos
Waterloo Trunk CO
Sycamore
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